jQuery

Which is better: jQuery or React.js?

The question is about jQuery .

Answer:
React.js is a better choice than jQuery for building modern, scalable web applications. React’s component-based design and robust state management make it well suited to large projects. jQuery is easier for basic changes to web pages and simple tasks, but it does not handle large or complex apps well. Use React for large apps and jQuery for smaller, simple jobs.

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